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While fan and media interest may centre around the high-profile international cricket matches, betting interest surges around any form of cricket as long as it is televised

Sarfraz, and as a result his bowlers, couldn't stick to anything long enough to know whether it would work or not

In the year of ball-tampering and bans, a weakened team found a way to survive more overs than any Australian side before them to snatch a dramatic draw

Australia's four-session battle to save the Dubai Test is part of a select group of such performances by teams batting last, since 2010

Usman Khawaja's 141 off 302 balls and Australia's score of 362 broke several fourth-innings records in the UAE and Asia

Left-arm spinner Arafat Sunny and seamer Salauddin Sakil impressed with the ball

The former West Indies batsman talks about the time he spent outside the game, and the faith that brought him back

In the space of just 13 months, Khawaja has firmly overcome his problems against spin, an issue that had earlier seen him lose his place in the Test side

Currently the captain and coach wield immense influence with regard to all matters concerning the Indian team. Should it be that way?

A look back at all the key events from the third week of the Vijay Hazare Trophy

Before the first Test there were a lot of questions around why Bilal Asif shouldn't be in the Pakistan side. In one spell he showed why he should be

Australia made their second-highest opening stand in Asia but the numbers after that weren't flattering

Australia's issue surrounds the production line of talent, and the way young players are schooled. They once led the world in this respect, and now lag behind many

Also: an 11-ball over with no wides or no-balls - truth or fiction?

He learned plenty about batting at Test level during Pakistan's tour of the UK without quite making the big scores to show for it. Now, in Dubai, he made all that learning count

Australia's fingerspinners have learned to adapt to Asian pitches that offer turn or inconsistent bounce. On flat tracks like Dubai's, however, they lack the cutting edge that a specialist wristspinner can bring

If India have decided that KL Rahul, Prithvi Shaw and Mayank Agarwal will be their three openers in Australia, it's prudent to pick all three in their last Test before the tour. But who sits out?

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After going wicketless in the first two sessions on a flat pitch in inhospitable weather conditions, the bowlers hit back to make inroads into Pakistan's line-up